Hello Paul,I didn't make them myself, I bought them at Engravity (http://www.737cockpit.com/). They are not listed separate on their site, just email and ask. I believe that the current annunciators have changed a little bit (separate legends). Mine are 5mm thick, print on top, material is white.Best, Rob

While I'm not a big fan of flying the "heavy metal", I must say your panels are quite impressive. Excellent workmanship, Rob! Very nice indeed!

Your work Is very impressive, I have been looking at the dremel tools, did not find one that looked like the one shown in your machine, yours looked like some kind of rotary file?. Thanks.

Thanks,Take a look at these:http://www.dremel.com/en-us/attachments-an...G=69679&I=69680andhttp://www.dremel.com/en-us/attachments-an...G=69679&I=69793I use mostly the first one.Best, Rob

Rob, Thanks for your reply, I can find all of the equipment you rec, It Is the actual cutting tool I am interested in. Thamks again.

This is the dremel tool I'm usinghttp://www.dremel.com/en-us/tools/tool-det...G=66981&I=69724and the cutter itselfhttp://www.dremel.com/en-us/attachments-an...G=66240&I=66303Rob

My latest panel awaiting it's final layer of paint. This is the work of about 2 evenings (Cabin Altitude Panel). Working on the bleed air panel now, I will create a new tutorial with this panel for my website. Is is really not that hard to get this result and the tutor will show you how. I almost finished the CAD drawing of the bleed air panel and than I will start building it.http://members1.chello.nl/~r.vanderwiele/I...ude_Panel_1.gifBoeing Cockpit Projecthttp://members.chello.nl/~r.vanderwiele/

And the final result.http://members1.chello.nl/~r.vanderwiele/I...ude_Panel_2.gif

Good morning Rob, thats what I was looking for, cutter 9901 ,will be looking in our local stores. thank you again.